My Favorite Shade: Coming September 15th! Pre-order here! Erik Green, always glowing green: the symbol of go, okay, you have permission. You don’t do anything without a green light. The button lit on the copier under my index finger and I pushed it harder than I wanted to. That little green button that stirred […]
I pushed the pencil between my teeth and chewed absently on the pink eraser. Pulling another pencil from behind my ear, I began to scribble on the script in front of me. I wish I didn’t mumble so much when I was trying to write, but it was just a habit I inherited from my father, or so my mother told me since I was young. I also wanted one of those tablets where I could handwrite my scripts, but as my mother kept saying for the last three years, it just “isn’t in the budget this month, Ethan.”
It’s time for them to answer the ultimate question: is one life worth the cost of millions? CIA and CDC team Jesse and Maggie Cabot are back – this time to obtain and deliver the vaccine to ARVID-17, the super flu sweeping the country and killing people in the millions. The mission directive was supposed […]
I haven’t blogged anything in a while – 4 months to be exact – because like most of you might be still doing, I’ve been working from home since mid-March. I’m not gonna lie; it’s been the longest three months of my life. I’m not a fan of being stuck in the house, although getting […]
On Sunday, February 24th, 2019 at approximately 6pm, the Amtrak’s Coastal Starlight train I was on travelling south towards my hometown, struck a downed tree branch in the Oregon wilderness just north of Oakridge, Oregon, about 36 miles south of Eugene, Oregon. It was snowing harder than I had ever seen in this part of Oregon in the 20+ years I have lived here.
